Your argument that the internet
is for the world is passionate; It would be self-centered to disagree with the utopian
sentiment that the net was founded on. In practice, adding a TM specific domain
will do nothing to curb the problem of corporations exercising their legal muscle
to take Domains away from their rightful owners by force. "Reverse Domain Hi-Jacking"
is happening with increasing frequency. Volkswagen shamelessly set an example recently
by stripping a company called Virtual Works of the VW.net domain (.net was a GTLD
originally reserved for networking companies, not World War II Conglomerants come
automakers) Any company that has legal resources will take what it wants from those
who do not. No addition of new top level domains will solve that problem.
There
are nearly 6 Billion people on the Planet today. There will be more than 10 Billion
in 10 years and there are already more than enough one, two and three word combinations
of names in all languages with existing GTLDs. When you include Country specific
TLDs you have enough for every business, institution and living creature on the planet...
By
the way the only difference between a GTLD and a Country Specific domain is the fact
that we acknowledge the difference. They resolve to a web site in the same fashion.